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#Evernote calendar journal professional#
#Evernote calendar journal series#

#Evernote calendar journal professional#

If you have a Professional or Teams subscription, you can connect calendars from additional Google accounts (up to five). Check the box next to each calendar you'd like to add.Click or tap the More options button (three dots).Once your Google account is connected, you will be prompted to select a calendar to add to the calendar widget. For more information, visit Add and remove Google accounts. Note: If you have already connected your Evernote account to a Google account, you will see your default calendar automatically connected to the calendar widget when you add it to Home.

In Evernote, select the calendars you'd like to see in the calendar widget, then click Connect.

Close the window or tab in your browser, then go back to Evernote.

On the Google permissions page, click the blue Allow button.

You will be prompted to sign in to your Google account and accept the permissions.

In the calendar widget, click Connect to Google Calendar and follow the steps to connect your Google Calendar account.

Customers with a Professional or Teams subscription are able to connect calendars from up to five Google accounts.

Drag the calendar widget from the right side and drop it into a widget slot.Ĭustomers with a Personal subscription are able to connect calendars from one Google account.

From Home, click the Customize button in the upper right corner.

To add the calendar widget, follow the steps for your operating system below. To get started, make sure the calendar widget has been added to your Home. Note: Connecting your calendar requires a Personal, Professional, or Teams subscription. Evernote can remind you to open or create a note before or immediately after an event.

Never forget to take notes when you need to.

Search for event details-like date, location, and attendees-so it's easier than ever to access the information you need.

One click sets up a logically structured note, complete with event details and sections for action items and notes.

Prep for meetings easily, ahead of time or on the spot.

Create notes for events instantly and get quick access to them later, right from the new calendar widget in Home.

If you have come across other Evernote resources, I would like to hear about them.Connect your Google Calendar and link notes to events to make them more useful and easy to find, so you can get more done. I have written several posts about Evernote, mostly from the perspective of how I am using it to manage my personal life and career. This is great resource to listen to during your morning commute or run. This is a podcast contains news, tips, and tricks for Evernote users at every level-beginner to advanced. You might also want to subscribe to his Tumblr blog.

#Evernote calendar journal series#

This is actually a series of three Evernote notebooks created by Ron Toledo, the marketing Manager at Evernote. This is a built in resource catalog of third-party hardware, software, gear, and even notebooks (e.g., recipes, restaurants, photography tips, etc.) There’s nothing like getting it straight from the horse’s mouth. This is the best place to hear about new updates and features. They are also actively engaged in helping one another solve problems. The Evernote user community is large and growing. The author, Brett Kelly, does a great job covering the basics. Here are seven Evernote resources you may not know about: Rather than keeping these resources to myself, I thought I would share them with you. The truth is that I know where to find what I need to know. You can share this via an email or (as I am doing now) in a blog post.īecause I have written a number of posts on Evernote, people assume I know more than I do. To demonstrate, here’s a template I use with event planners who book me to speak. In addition, the company regularly issues new updates with additional features.įor example, last week I discovered that I can share a note with others by creating a “shared note URL.” Just right-click on any note and select Share | Copy shared note URL to clipboard. Just when I think I have mastered it, I discover a new tip or trick. While it is easy enough to get started with Evernote, it is a program that is incredibly deep and rich. I use it as much as I use email or my calendar. It has become an indispensable part of my productivity tool box. When it comes to Evernote, I am a hopeless fanboy.